“HERLOCK SHOLMES OPENS HOSTILITIES. “WHAT DOES MONSIEUR WISH?” “Anything,” replied Arsène Lupin, like a man who never worries over the details of a meal; “anything you like, but no meat or alcohol.” The waiter walked away, disdainfully. “What? Still a vegetarian?” I exclaimed. “More so than ever,” replied Lupin. “Through taste, faith, or habit?” “Hygiene.” “And do you never fall from grace?” “Oh! Yes … when I am dining out … and wish to avoid being considered ecce...ntric.” We were dining near the Northern Railway station, in a little restaurant to which Arsène Lupin had invited me. Frequently he would send me a telegram asking me to meet him in some obscure restaurant, where we could enjoy a quiet dinner, well served, and which was always made interesting to me by his recital of some startling adventure theretofore unknown to me.MoreLessRead More Read Less
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